Is this product German or Roman chamomile?
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I'm sorry. I have no idea. But the e-mail address info@davidsonstea.com is listed on the package.
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I didn't know there were different types of chamomile flowers. But I suppose that if there are diferent types of roses then it makes sense.I have only recently started to learn about bulk teas. I would be interested in learning the answer also.
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I do not know for certain, but it seems to be pure DE. And the price is great for the amount you get. I believe I mentioned in my review that is seems moist, and slightly pale yellow, which I surmised indicated a raw and natural product. I would recommend asking the seller about the purity question. I found it acceptable, but you should make yourself comfortable about any questions prior to purchase.
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The printing on the container states it is from Hamburg. There was a "stick on label" on the back placed by the distributor (in Chicago I think?) that also stated "made in Germany.The consistency of this cream seems similar to AOK Tagescreme that I have used for 40 years (and is no longer available.) It also was not greasey as is the Nivea cream. At 70, my face is basically wrinkle free and I attribute it to the daily use of the AOK tagescreme. I wished I could find it again.Unlike the "Edyth" (in her review) my "made in Germany" Nivea is fragrance free.However, if you purchase Nivea from Target,other stores, and most websites, you will be purchasing a product "made in Mexico." The printing on the container states it is from Hamburg. There was a "stick on label" on the back placed by the distributor (in Chicago I think?) that also stated "made in Germany.The consistency of this cream seems similar to AOK Tagescreme that I have used for 40 years (and is no longer available.) It also was not greasey as is the Nivea cream. At 70, my face is basically wrinkle free and I attribute it to the daily use of the AOK tagescreme. I wished I could find it again.Unlike the "Edyth" (in her review) my "made in Germany" Nivea is... » Read More The printing on the container states it is from Hamburg. There was a "stick on label" on the back placed by the distributor (in Chicago I think?) that also stated "made in Germany.The consistency of this cream seems similar to AOK Tagescreme that I have used for 40 years (and is no longer available.) It also was not greasey as is the Nivea cream. At 70, my face is basically wrinkle free and I attribute it to the daily use of the AOK tagescreme. I wished I could find it again.Unlike the "Edyth" (in her review) my "made in Germany" Nivea is fragrance free.However, if you purchase Nivea from Target,other stores, and most websites, you will be purchasing a product "made in Mexico." « Show Less
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If I remember correctly, this is from Columbus, OH. Where it actually comes from, I don't know. The website of the company is www.rootnaturally.com. You might be able to find the state of origin there.
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Made in Germany. You'll notice a difference in flavor compared to the product in the US,
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Actually had to look up what raffia was. It is definitely not raffia. Flowers were a silky like substance. Might have more info from oriental trading since that's what was actually on my package.
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Don't know country of origin. Bottle says it is distributed by Healthy Origins Pittsburgh, PA 888-228-6650
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The Heel Company was purchased by MediNatura and their packaging has changed. Please make sure you double check the old zeel bottle and new zeel bottle, the new company may have made changes to the ingredients. I purchase the Traumeel, which has now been renamed to T-Relief Arnica +12 and there were two new ingredients added. I use both the Zeel and Traumeel by MediNatura (formerly Heel) for my dog. So far, I have seen no change in the product quality, which is a good thing. The new ingredients have not affected my dog. I contacted the company directly and went through everything one by one on the phone with them.
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looks like it...here are the ingredients: chamomile, melatonin, mannitol, xylitol, natural orange flavor, magnesium vegetable stearate, citric acid, monk fruit extract and silica
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Don't know it off hand. But you find ingredients in English on Google.com. If you still need help, let me know. Antonie
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I'm not sure. The package states the product is distributed by Vetri-Science, which is a family-owned company out of Vermont, but it doesn't say that it's "made" there.
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It originated in Spain, but not sure now. In a retro mood a few years back, I ordered a bottle of this and tossed it out. It bore no resemblance to the Myrurgia of years gone by. At best it smelled like an extremely offensive insect repellent. I'd rather douse myself in citronella.
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It was not my listing, rather a package I bought from Amazon. I use a Mont Blanc and much prefer original German cartridges. I once bought cheaper substitutes which did not work well at all. I did not send the package photo. It was from the Amazon site.
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Blend Ingredients: Blue Chamomile, Blue Tansy, Camphor, Helichrysum, Osmanthus, Peppermint, Wintergreen
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That is a good question. Your best bet would be to call the USA distributor (Nelson Bach) directly at 1-800-319-9151. They would be the best source for the most accurate answer regarding ingredients. Here is what I learned about the liquid version: Helianthemum nummularium: Common Rock Rose - for terror and panic Impatiens glandulifera: Impatiens - for irritation and impatience Clematis vitalba: Clematis - for inattentiveness and to counteract faintness Ornithogalum umbellatum: Star of Bethlehem - for shock Prunus cerasifera: Cherry Plum - for irrational thoughts and lack of self control When I researched it I learned that you do NOT want to give the solid form known as pastilles (candy-type) to your pet as it contains Xylitol as a sweetener and Xylitol is known to be toxic to pets. Never give a pet anything that contains any amount of Xylitol. I was assured the liquid version did not contain Xylitol, only the pastilles did. I have used the liquid for my pets for a number of years and had no problem and lots of help. They never seem sleepy or drugged but mine are noticeably calmer in situations that stress them - like thunder, air travel, etc. They are just calmer and quieter rather than frantic and panting. The pet version contains no alcohol and that is an important difference when selecting the right version. Hope this info helps. Do contact the company directly with more questions; I found them to be very helpful. I believe the product is manufactured in England by Bach and distributed by Nelson Bach in the USA. Here is their website www.nelsonsnaturalworld.com for more information. Also, when I bought from this vendor Vita4Less, it was suppose to be free freight and it arrived after 10 days with $1.13 postage due. You might want to find another vendor, or at least be aware there were problems.
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It's origin is China. I wish it weren't, and was surprised to see... And, sadly, it was my first time purchasing Shisandra Berry, so I don't have anything else to compare it to for taste or quality.
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The German Milk is different than American. Check the seller who sells German Milka.